Redbox, those familiar kiosks that dispense DVDs and Blu-Rays at Walmart and convenience and grocery stores around the ...

Redbox was a company with a moderately interesting business model—it let you rent DVDs from automated kiosks. It’s an idea so simple it’s almost surprising it didn’t appear sooner.

The DVD kiosk-rental business is shutting down after its parent company converted its bankruptcy filing to Chapter 7 liquidation. Sign up for our Newsletters The number of Redbox kiosks had grown ...

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2024, Redbox transitioned to Chapter 7 liquidation in July 2024, leaving thousands of kiosks nationwide needing removal and disposal. Once a mainstay ...

a 22-year-old DVD rental and streaming service, will officially close. The Wall Street Journal reports that the bankruptcy liquidation will shut down Redbox's network of 24,000 DVD rental kiosks ...

Sustainable HVAC-R company has removed over 4,700 Redbox kiosks nationwide to date Once a mainstay at retail locations, Redbox kiosks contain refrigeration systems designed to protect DVDs from ...

Still, there is something to be said for hitting up a Redbox kiosk on the way out of the grocery ... Another reason to go the old school route: A ton of recently released films on DVD and Blu ...

“We also usually make a plan to shop at stores with the Redbox kiosk.” Redbox Automated Retail LLC, a subsidiary of Coinstar Inc., offers new-release DVDs through its network of self-service kiosk ...

CoolSys, a provider of sustainable refrigeration, HVAC, energy, and engineering solutions, announced a specialized service to assist retailers in removing and responsibly recycling Redbox kiosks ...